Money Market News and Stock Exchange Update
The Boston money market shows continued ease with a 4 percent clearing house rate, loans ranging from 3 1/4 to 5 percent, and collateral loans 2 to 3 percent. Reports cover exchanges, bank balances, New York funds, government securities, and bond offerings, plus notes on Atchison stock, Southern Pacific maneuvers in California, and various railroad and utility quotes and dividends.
Bar Harbor Land Company to Hold Annual Meeting at Lamoine Me
Boston stock market notes show varied shifts with West End Land and Bar Harbor units moving in the 2 to 4 percent range. The Bar Harbor Land Company schedules its annual meeting for August 4 at Lamoine Maine to elect officers and directors and discuss property improvements. A party of twenty five friends will control Hotel Gault. Calumet and Hecla assets and liabilities reported for April 30 show a balance of 1 953 909 14. Franklin stock rose to 17 percent amid optimistic East Lake mining updates and Osceola and Atlantic continued trading gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Est End Railway Preferred
Albany Argus
New York & New England Company
New Haven & Derby
Bethel
Peekskill
The
Narrows
Hudson
Erie
Scranton
Danbury
Inshkill
New York & Northern
Underhill
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Denver & Rio Grande Western First Mortgage
Long Branch
N.J
Tropical Telephone Company
Henry S. Russell
Charles Williams, Jr
Charles W. Jones
James H. Howard
John R. Hall
South America
Bell Telephone
New England
West End
San Diego
Sullivan Harbor
Brookline
Bar Harbor
Lamoine
Hotel Gault
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
East Lode
Quotations and Last Sales for August First 1888 Auction
A Boston market notice lists items to be sold at auction on Wednesday August 1 1888. Stocks bonds and railroad securities from Dorchester Gas Light to Wisconsin Central RR appear with quantities and terms including debentures and preferreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Gas Light Co
Framingham N. Bank
Naumkeag Nat
Salem
Middlesex Mills
Vermont & Mass. RR
Lansing & No. RR
Portland
Saco & Ports
Eastern RR
New England Mort. Rec
Boston
Chicago
Liverpool
Bay State Live Stock Co
Plymouth Cordage Co
MekKay
Swansville
St. Louis RR
Kalamazoo
South Haven
Dividend notices from multiple companies in August payments
PMVIDENDS. Winthrop Mills Company 3 per cent payable Aug. 1. Lyman Mills $2 per share payable Aug. 1. Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad Company $250 per share. New England Telephone and Telegraph Company quarterly 76 cents per share payable Aug. 15. Illinois Central Railroad Company semiannual 84 per cent. Columbus Springfield & Cincinnati Railroad Company 5 per cent payable Aug. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Mills Company
Lyman Mills
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati Railroad Company
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Receivership Foreclosure Notice
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Co. and holders of General Consolidated Mortgage Bonds announce a temporary deferral of naming a Receiver. Since June the Missouri Pacific Rail has agreed to cover taxes, labor claims, and operating expenses. Bondholders urged to send names, addresses, amounts, and rates of mondate to Winslow Lanier Co. and Edward Sweet Co. in New York. Third notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co
General Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
New York
United States Circuit Court
Missouri Pacific Railer Company
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Edward D. Adams
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Nassau St
N. Y
William L. Bull
Edward Sweet & Co
Broad St
William Whitewright
Union Trust Company
Broadway
Illiam Mertens
Wallat
William E. Strong
Work, Strong & Co
New York Financial Market Mixed as Stocks Open Higher Then Fall
New York July 54 Money on call easy at 1 to 1 34 with last loan at 1 4 and close 1 1 2. Bar silver 9158. Sterling quiet at 4.86 for 60 day bills and 4.88 demand. Government bonds dull, stocks volatile with readings led by Reading Lackawanna St Paul Union Pacific before sagging to near lows. Railroad bonds active with Kansas Texas Fort Worth Denver and others cited in strong on call totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining and Stock Exchange
Clos
Boston
Brokers’ Board
Northwestern
Allouez
Rap'han’k
Arnold
N.Y
Aztec
Mary
T & S. Coll
Bonanza
West
Sullivan
Ohio & Miss
Isis
Louis, Lv & St L
Catalpa
Wash
Marg, Ho & Ontéos
Crescent
Winthrop
Eleo
Button
Og & L Chamcon
Everett
Eureka
Pittsburg
Reading
Pueblo & Ark
Lord Ac. Mass
Rich, & al
Tex
Huron
Mesnard
Wis Cen Inc
Cseeveerre
Ocean
Erie Tel
Napa
Liz Toledo
Rome
Fastman C H
Nalaseee
St.l
F. Wees
Weer
Lamgon S S
Eese Eee
Brookline
San Diego
St. Tie
Sullivan Harbor Law
West End Lane
St. P
T B & Mont
Manufacturers’ Bank
Eeeeerereres
Sewerenee
Metropolitan Bank
Cal & H
Franklin
Shawmut Bank
Texas
Pacific
Hamilton Bank
CEC
Tol. & O. C. Pref
Kearsarge
Feeveeeevesee
Eeressenes
U. Pacific
GO DB
Rceevecavseere
Merchants’ Bank
Eeeeeveserve
Utica & Bee
At & Pac Ee Eeseeeteees
Seston Eaver
B& Aidany
Cereese
Naunkeag Bank
Salem
Eeaee Land and
C.s&c
Washington Bank
Ecseseeereeeresess
Oregon
Fitchburg
First Bank
Ue Pacific Mail
F& PM
Ecseeess
Monadnock Mills
Pullman Pal
York Manuf Co
Eeeures
W. Union
Bone Ny&neb
Great Fails Manuf Co
W . Bikin
Sasssee Eater
Atlanatic Cotton Mills
S .Tee Con. Gas
Oki Colony
Amory Manus Co
Ever Ste Tee
Hill Manus Co
Pullman
Lyman Mills
Reeree Eeeset
Union Pat
Ween
Pacific Mus
Eeeusee
West End
Pref
Fremont
Suffolk Mills
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
N.W
Northern R.M
Dou Cen
A. T&s Feist
Vermont
Maasachusetts R
E& St
Fitchburg R
Ps Wu
gEs
Ho & Ontés
Cheshire K
Ye M
West End Street
Ny&ne
Old Colony R
Erie
Conn
Passumpsi
Kan
Seebee
Bostoi & Muine
Rochester R
Den.d
Beli “el
Nashua
T. G
Meliay Metal
Bess Lea
Tex. P. L. Mex
Boston Gas Light Co
New England Mortgage Security Co
Tex. P. RR
Lamson S
Boston Gas Co
I Sa Ousigeneen N. J. C. Int
Ay Harbor Land
Ttrookline Gas CO
Ob N. Pac
LO 10
Frenchman’s Bay
Quincy Mining Cortecececse Reee Sersers Cevere See
Sullivan Harbor
Boston & Provience Mining Companies
Manufactuers F & M1n8 CO
Boston R
Ster
Adams
Ontario
Atlantic
Eeree
Lynn Chasap
St Lous Cal
Plymouth
Fopeka
St le K
Cece
American Rapid Tele Co
Kan City & Cameron
Cal
Quickallver
Spy
Tamarack
Eae Wee
Lock Junction
Peachwood T
Eraeer
Pal
Ole
Cristo
King
Sutter Creek
Pueblo & Arkan Val
Escracee Ald Eureka
Enn. C
Osceola
Homestake
T&sf
Seeree
Belle Isle
Union Con
B& Q
C, Spring & Cin
Crimp
Orshl Union Pac
Eeeetreene
New York
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Lake Shore
Fort Worth & Denver
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
St. Paul H. & D
Hocking Valley
Kansas & Texas
Mobile & Ohio New
New York & Northern
San Francisco
Ohio Southern
Detroit, Mackinac & Marquette
Richmond & Danville Consol
Richmond & West Point Trust
Farnum, Reardon & Co
Suort Hiss
Uoa
Real estate transfers in Suffolk County detailed by street
Suffolk County transfers list numerous parcel changes dated June 19 through June 28. Transactions cover Newbury Greenwich Willard and other streets with buyer names such as Coffin Paine Lambert McGowan Whitwell and many others, including mortgages back and varied sums from 1 to 26 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Newbury Street
Arian H. Coffin
Augustus FE. Scott
Greenwich Street
Robert T. Paine
Antoine Lambert
Robert Treat Paine
Alexander A. McCallum
Frederick A. Whitwell
Thomas N. White
Eleanor W. Atwood
Willard Place
George C. Morrelletux
Augustine
Bemis
Sussex Street
Mary E. McGowan
Forest Hill Street
Lucretia Fisher
Michael Finley
Heath Street
John H. Bradford
Delos D. Fish
Weld
Mary J. Folsom
Boston
Monroe Street
William B. Blakemere
Otto F. Gunther
Swallow Street
Dorcyesttrr
Henry M. Snell
James T. Hayden
Dorchester Avenue
Jesse S
Kingsbury
James A. Carlaw
Robert J. Strange
Poplar Street
Martha M. Slater
Harry W. James
Bennington Street
The
North American Insurance Company
Margaret. Christopher
Lamson Street
Anna Andrews
East Boston Savings Bank
Winterer
Albert W. Richardson
Arthur H. Stone
North Avenue
Elisha Myrick
Mortgages Recorded for Roxbury and Boston Properties
A list of mortgage agreements dated June 19 to June 29, involving numerous lenders and borrowers in Roxbury Winthrop South Boston Dorchester and Boston. The sums range from 100 to 1500 with properties on Salem Hancock Conway Ontario Greenwich and Willard places and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Bowman
Howard Colburn
Salem Street
Roxbury
Herbert L. Baker
Horace A. Prescott
Joseph R. Churchill
Hancock Street
Iaiey J. Page
George Faulkner
Conway Street
Arthur A. Stone
Albert W. Richardson
North Avenue
Winthrop
Michael J. Foley Et al
Addie M. Coleman
Ontario Street
South
Boston
Luther C. Watkins
Eunice L. Dumas
Winthrop Avenue
Ditto
Thomas B. Grant
Willard Place
Alexander A. McCallum
Robert Treat Paine
Greenwich Street
Benjamin 9
Whitington’. L. Blood
Business Troubles Hit Pittsburg Drayage Chief Ardary
Frank Ardary, Pittsburg’s leading drayage contractor, has failed with judgments totaling about 70 000. Liabilities around 80 000 to 90 000, assets roughly 20 900. Other firms facing distress include Waters and McLowry of Minneapolis offering 40 cents on the dollar in settlements and multiple assignments across Rochester Providence San Bernardino Houston and Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ardary
Pittsburg
Penn
Waters & McLowry
Minneapolis
Minn
Armstrong & Giles
Rochester
N. i
W. J. Cook
Providence
R. 1
San Bernardino
Cal
Fenty A
Webber & Son
Houston
A.W. Whitten
Haverhill
Genneil
Roeries and
Fall River
M. Klemke
Manchester
N. H
Market Notes Quiet and Steady Across Commodities
Commercial market roundup shows flour corn oats and meal mixed with many staples holding steady or quiet. Livestock and fruits display firm or fair demand. raw sugar remains very firm while molasses and truck activity are quiet.
City Horse Market Shows Slow Trade in July Demand
The city horse market reports weak active demand for July with steady prices. Dealers advertise coach and draught horses from $800 to $1000, numerous sales of 40 to 50 head weekly, and varied stock from drivers to heavy draughts, with prices ranging roughly from $40 to $350 and imports from Canada and the West arriving for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE Bowler
Pennsylvania
New York
Fall River
Isburgh & Co
Walker’s Bazaar
Bowler
Moses Colman & Son
Russell
L H Brockway
Pilsbury
Illinois
Welch & Hall
International Horse Exchange
Canada
West
J M Fiemming
Indiana
Wool sales open in Antwerp with active demand
The July 25 wool market report from Antwerp notes good attendance and active demand. Fine wool advanced six centimes, ore races unchanged, with 2300 bales offered and 1885 sold. Buenos Ayres bales numbered 1063 selling from 85 to 180 francs per 100 kilos while Montevideo bales reached 76 to 185 francs per 100 kilos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Buenos
Boston Market Flour and Grain Prices July listing
Prices for carload fats of grain except rye shown. Domestic flour quotes span wholesale and jobbing with steady tones and small sales to meet present needs. Out-of-town activity adds slight support as futures and export figures surface for various grades and patents. Sacks and exports figures are given for several regions and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spas
Minnesota Bekers
Michigan
Stone
Tapa
O& Goes
Wheat and corn markets show steady mixed U S grain prices
Wheat and corn quotations across Chicago New York Minneapolis and Detroit indicate steadiness with some stronger notes in No 2 spring No 2 red and No 1 hard. Receipts and shipments vary by city with lingering demand and quiet activity in several grain lines including oats rye corn and flour markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Chicago
St Louis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
New York
Toledo
Detroit
Corr
Snc
Hoosac
Boston & Albany
Starket
Kiye
Graham
Tost
Canada
Choice
Eastern
Market report on butter eggs and beans prices
Receipt levels show dull activity across dairy items with steady to weak prices. Butter and creamery quotes vary by region and grade, eggs are firm in some markets but quiet in others, beans and peas show modest demand with pricing near steady levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Vermont
New York
Chicago
Ohio
Sage
Liverpool
New Hampshire
Choice Western
Michigan
Nova Scotia
Bsc
New Brunswick
Bush
Jersey
Wriees
Timothy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clearing House
St. Louis
Sann Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Messrs. C. H. Venner & Co
City of
Columbus
United States
National Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Paris
Boston Stock Exchange
Atchison
Wall Street News
Atch
Kansas
Plaa
Neral Harrison
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Bay of
Wil- Line
Southernacific
Piuron
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific Company
Tracy
Charles Crocker
Wilbur
California
Burlington & Quincy
Flint & Pera Marquette
Memphis & Birmingham
Mexican Central
Atlantic & Pacific
Oregon Improvement
Pullman P
Colgate Hoyt
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Springfield
Ndiana, Bloomington & Western
Boston Montana
Grand Avenue Cable
Adams, Blodget & CO
Congress ST
Williams & CO
Eoseeove
Alodie
Point Gould & Garry Oe
Norcrosi
North Felle Isle
Nevada
Queen
Utah
Ellow Jack
Grand Prine
Equitable Mort. Co
Kansas City
Bales, Allongz
Ereeeveenres
Eseeeererserress
Eee
Lys Bonanza Develonment
Boston & Montana
Eusves
Ceeerseees
Fronton
Nationa
Quincy
Ridge
Wees Lez
Aspinwail
Olin
Boothbay
Phoston
Boston Water Power
Aene
Wollaston
At. & Pac. Lst
Yor
K. C
Ft. 5
N. E
Nor
Pac
Iyi
du P. D
Oregon S. i
L. C. Con
Rutland
de Inc
Sonora
Union Ea
Wis Gent
Neers
Do Ine
Ing
Ae Ee
Oak Pe
Eeve
Sneer
At. & Pacific
B. & Air Line
Boston & Maine
B., Roch & Eeereee
Chi
Alton
Cleve
Canton
St Li
del. & H
Del
Flint & Oy M. Com
Gulf
Fort Wayne
Ft . K
Ft. W
L. R. Ft
Hocking Val
New
Eng
Pem
Peeve
Lou
Summit Beach
Keach
Eley
Gentral
Bell
Ecos
Wise
Racific
Ady M
Eastman
Sas Eaves
Lamson Store Service Co
Palace Ecu
NEW York Financial
City Horse Market
Chicago Markets
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